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Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)

Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 195

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ung, I am not over-fond of life; andI would much rather be eaten up bythe monster than die of grief for yourloss. The merchant in vain tried to reasonwith Beauty, who still obstinately keptto her purpose; which, in truth, madeher two sisters glad, for they were jeal-ous of her, because everybody… … FAVORITE FAIRY TALES side. He said nothing about his richesto his eldest daughters, for he knewvery well it would at once make themwant to return to town; but he toldBeauty his secret, and she then saidthat while he was away two gentlemenhad been on a visit at their cottage whohad fallen in love…

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